Don't get jammed up on that.
You wait for a scarce table, battling with a busy host to get jammed up and rushed out.
"I didn't want to get jammed up," he said, ducking into an empty ballroom and taking a seat at a table.
The authors found that officers who joined the force when they were older, came armed with a college degree, generated few official complaints and were promoted to sergeant were less likely to get "jammed up" by the police disciplinary bureaucracy.
"You get jammed up on a trip, and it sure is nice to pick up the phone and have someone fix the problem right away," said Hal Rosenbluth, the chief executive of Rosenbluth International, one of the top five United States-based corporate travel-management companies.
"They would say, 'Are you going to help us out?,' and I would say, 'No, I'm not going to help you out,' and they would say, 'You're going to get jammed up eventually, and then you are going to have to help us out.' " The Vietnam War was still under way when Egan started high school, and, instead of studying, he was preoccupied with preparing himself for the draft.
